Instead of moving upstairs or downstairs I first explored this small dark room. The sink would hint that it’s been a cleaning closed, but there’s also the standard of the local co-operative store here. Again things are in a peculiar order in this school.
There was also the standard of a bank, which fell victim to the early 1990’s recession.
And after that it was time to move to the main classroom wing. The windows covered by art are on the left.
The first classroom.
Crayons and toothpicks. A very classic combination.
The classroom was fairly small. It seems that overhead projectors were used here all the way until 2018.
They have been studying at least English here.
April 2018. The end is near.
The back of the classroom. At least a food circle is visible on the wall.
A newspaper from February 2016. I used to work for it back then.
Copies of the New Testament.
And here we go, I found myself again. I wrote this article about how a professional dance teacher handles her body maintenance. This was almost 10 years ago.
Travel ads of Lapland, unopened letters and the source of the crayons.
The second classroom was far more messed up.
The months and seasons on a very old school board.
A true classic of teenagers.
Those look a bit like paint cans.
The fun thing is that this is a very religious area with an especially large amount of Laestadians. Imagine them knowing, that their school was cursed.
The two classrooms could be merged into a larger room with a foldable wall.
This is the second part of the large room.
This hasn’t been an ordinary classroom, though.
I strongly suspect an arts class because of the invasion of crayons.
Looking back towards the front.
Maths assignments.
The first floor corridor has now been explored. But wait, what’s that on the wall.
The coats of arms of a municipality in the region. I really would have loved to take it home, but I don’t do such things.